Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-09
From Saturdays Daily.l
ALMAGUN DI.

Inc state fhiT CiOScu Today.
New goods arriving every day at
Reinhart's.
Geo. W. Baker Esq. left this morning
Cor Eureka
Visitors 10 the State Fair arc return
ing 10y every train.
The Elko public schools will open
neIt Monday morning.
J. d. Abel and wife left this morning
70. their home neEr Fort Ilalleck.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
1. o. o. F., at their Hail this evening.
The pa ri OF County Commissioners
will meet in regular ~ >sion neat Mon
dry.
Al Fisher. Of Wells, passed ahroVgh
last evening GU hl. return from the
Fair.
The finest stock Of fancy goods ever
brought to ElLo can be found at Roscu-
stocks.
Il. Sndlcr. Of ENrckS, cenc over last
evening and left this morning for San
Francisco.
Make your arrangements In so mp TO
Wells ou No. o next Wednesday so that
you esa enjoy 1t NIL.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has
our thanks for n copy Of his annual re-
port for the year 1887.
The finest and freshest Teas in the
market. impor,~l especially for this
trade, at q. IT Henley.
"N,cinG for the cup" is now the IA
Nout- rmusrmcut 81 Elko. II can be
found at any Of our saloons.
A San Francisco bank adVertises that
II I aiming money Mt ruinous rates.
No doubt Of it; ~ruinous To the Dor
rover.
A son Of Jesse James has gone to
work in n real estate Office. Well. he
can't help it; the boys OF that family
are born robbers.
Evening Tclr1rAm:-We see an item
IN n medical paper about ''mlneTni
wool. We presume that's the sort
they shear from hydraulic nms.
Remember the Grand Ball al Wells
on next Wednesday night, aud the races
on the two days following. A good
time IL assured to ali who attend.
II will require quite n number Of
spools Of "CIhrk's Beat Sir Cord Cot
ton" to pay Mr.. Clark's beta GU the
Thistle, which aggregate $4,000.
whiteInw Reed aud family, accom-
panied by d. o. Mills and family,
passed through last evening in Mrs.
Stanforl's private car California"
The q A. II. has had a gloomy time
Mt st. Louis on nccount OF constant rain
aud consequent mud and slush. Many
OF them became disgHstcd and went
home.
II. l.. Tuttlc, Of Clover Valley came
in yesterday with a'badly bruised foot.
caused lay q bar Of bullion falling on Il.
Not the frat man that was injured by a
dFop in silver.
II Eastern detectives have my light
fingered duhcR rlr they can't catch
thoy have only 10 eniice them to Ne
vndn whcTs they VIII bc seoopod with
n%eHtnoss and dispatch.
Sheriff Belnap left last evening for
Ogden having in charge the young gent
who has been operating IN forged
checks. A few years IN the porilcibi-
AIRY will bc good for his health.
Mr.. Moody says that he emit pound
n sermon into n mans head after lie
hns road the Sunday papers. The
thing TO do Is 10 make The sermon M In.
ttrcsting M tho Sunday papers.-AtlHn-
In Constitution.
The INDEPENDENT was the first paper
in the State TO announce tho result Of
Nv hlNN, NN v Nv h'N'h'Ns lu'f ls
the great international contest between
thc American yacht Volunteer aud the
Scotch yacht Thistle.
With yoAcrday's ISSUE the Eureka
Sentinel. which hns nourishcd for the
past seventeen years. ceased 10 exist as
n daily psper. We regret the necessity
which compols this lively Journal 10 TO-
lapse into ~ weekly.
A letter from s.. Dakin. n brother Of
thc late frauk Drkin. wns received last
evening, too lntc for publication. Ia
which he stntcs that Frank nnkin was
born in Ipgham county, Michigan,
Scpt"mt0r ., 1866. and was consequent
by9) ynSrS aud 10 days old.